Robert Morris

Born 1910-01-01

Died 2005-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL6955465A

Top Subjects

United States (5)
Public welfare -- United States (3)
Long-Term Care (2)
United States -- Social policy. (2)
United States -- Social policy (2)
Jews (1)
Community Health Services (1)

Books by Robert Morris

Total count: 17

The long term patient--a Jewish community and hospital responsibility

Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds1955-01-01
Coordination of personal health servicesa study of relationships between general hospitals and institutions for long-term careRev. & enl. ed.

Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds1959-01-01
The community plans for its chronically ill and aged

1961-01-01
Feasible planning for social change

Columbia University Press1966-01-01
Centrally planned changea reexamination of theory and experience.

University of Illinois Press1974-01-01
Toward a caring societythe report of a U.S. study team on its visit to England, Scotland, and Wales to observe the work of local authority social services, with implications noted for the United States

The School1974-01-01
Social policy of the American welfare statean introduction to policy analysis

Harper & Row1979-01-01
Allocating health resources for the aged and disabledtechnology versus politics

Lexington Books1981-01-01
Rethinking social welfarewhy care for the stranger

Longman1986-01-01
Testing the limits of social welfareinternational perspectives on policy changes in nine countries

Published for Brandeis University Press by University Press of New England1988-01-01
Retirement reconsideredeconomic and social roles for older people

Springer Pub. Co.1988-01-01
International perspectives on state and family support for the elderly

Haworth Press1993-01-01
Public policy and the old age revolution in Japan

Haworth Press1996-01-01
The national government and social welfarewhat should be the federal role?

Auburn Books1997-01-01
Personal assistancethe future of home care

Johns Hopkins University Press1998-01-01
Welfare reform, 1996-2000is there a safety net?

Auburn House1999-01-01
Social work at the millenniumcritical reflections on the future of the profession

Free Press2000-01-01